As far as purpose and usefulness is concerned, our lives begin to end the day we become silent on things that matter.
Posted in Baptism, Federal Vision, Roman Catholicism on Mar 27th, 2010
The following is taken from a blog of a Roman Catholic apologist. (He is a former Episcopal priest who converted to Romanism). His view on Federal Vision is very enlightening, and yet another reason why this theology of men like Doug Wilson must be seen as a great departure from the Reformed faith. The article [...]
Posted in Manhattan Declaration, Political, Roman Catholicism on Mar 16th, 2010
Since the publication of the Manhattan Declaration, I have had queries about my position on it. Some well-known names in evangelical churches have signed it. ( Like Al Mohler). And some others have come out publicly against it. (Like James White; R.C. Sproule, and others.)
For my part, I am definitely not in favour of this [...]
Posted in Protestant Reformation, Roman Catholicism on Feb 1st, 2010
In response to my previous post, I have had a very spirited debate between myself and a Roman Catholic apologist (off site). It has been interesting to say the least. At this point we have responded back and forth many, many times. It has been quite an experience. The topic has been a wide-ranging discussion [...]
Posted in Roman Catholicism on Jan 28th, 2010
A recent article published by the Telegraph (see below), makes reference to the practice of self-flagellation by the late pope, John Paul II. It is interesting to read the same old defence by Roman Catholics of this practice. One person wrote me using 1 Cor. 9:27 as a “proof text” for the practice. But does [...]
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